New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1927, Page 3

NYW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1927. The lion, & veteran of the cf ol | 348 B 1 i = T 3 — lain State Normal school. His sub- Inlas. T anticipate ertain vie- | While depreciating his own poten- | selection of any other tvpe fore. |y y Fathers h cen invited to hear u | In tollowing this slight but strong- flon Newton D. Baker; With both McAdoo and Meredith the add and join in the social | Iy built litt il 1 was Thomas I. Walsh, of Monta 1 New York, Governor Smith, wh ‘ ho | time whi 1 follow. X ctealiy imae bility. to "Q ator Joseph T. Robinson, of . here, seemed unperturbed pr | per 1 y / The club is a new organization in | i s from aif She was in | sas; Representative Cordell Hull, of r his opponent in | { the church, having been organized | i S iieh of thi Waviin the 4 nnessce; and Daniel C. Roper of the b | lin April of this year. Its off 1) Sl ey Texas, , | IS Third Caso Acute—Boy Suc- a1 | President, Mrs. Willis Marsh; seer o " o Woman: i o chuvipion ean ] et ‘ Meredith expressed the helief that cumbs Within 21 Hours— Former at Ranch, Latter Sfll tore st oot Wi Bxpent Looks Over Women in 0 emocr 6 i wor James . e, of Micsonr] L ! M I. Gool gl i e g 1 1 1 11 tors Unabl . |Mrs. E. J. Gooby. | m Sk ay vigorously voiced fornia and lowa." ors Unable to Save Life. " petition : Miss Gladys Shaler avons a| NEA J D jin Hutchinson, Kan., and Governor New York Waterbury, Sept. 20 (®—Joseph —_— ner work and obtain from ad- S Ritchie of Mary . would be un- aty L of Mr. and Mrs. Enocenlx Bavlz Ssevt of (v ontay o (UE RS NG CAIRUBEICHE AR L RIDES LU IIRIE S DA RIS women golfers of the | New York, Sept. 20 (P —A call for | cccPtable to. th LI e e SIELEm tin Jensen, ocean flier whose at- 'F4ining children oied Tds Blof ! rin England! than any |a conference of dry demgerats by |° o5, ie ke BOe o antlel inr il tempt to make a non-stop flight SR (Copyright 1 ¥ United Press) | ipor place. This French ds Edwin T. Meredith today added spice | . SEoNCInOE S vas takentll sn Fod { from San Diego to New York with l Garde n‘ City, Dl 20RO e WP tish ohiaripianshin & 5 3 e Uil o .{A\(or. ::v-\l stand on k ;(n‘zx:oflrm:y(:?: { @ full grown lion as a passenger ~With the nerve-wracking qualify- the French closed four years: el | ¥ W. G. MeAdoo On Ao, T s | ended In a forced landing on an ing round behind them the survivors | 1A% i s e e i ) ;. “It is time for the e e e cbtd] | Arizona mountain side, rested today o nen wolt cham S S dent k0 alliad con ong £ el e e e L | at Apache Lodge, 125 miles north of pion [ v golf club form and candid toward Herbert Hoover | &« 9 God I here, while plans were heing made can br Break a 90 to and 1 expect to sec v et i e to extract the lion's cage from the o | quatify S0 to win chce.callcd within 59 davs e Mgy wrecked plane, il o i S i called, and the drys fake no g he hoy died with- | Jensen, who had heen mi o joan on's golf to T the wets will win by defa 4! GG AR e NG i Iresess Hin = cratic platform should be the recent state UodE: (atlociakithsealds ik ic | Guaflalufito State el e °r® land prohibition, he added, i out two months the scane of his smashed plane. He | {champion, and Miss Lou ordyee | Brumb Ll edamons sanack e o e e : il Rty 15ft the llon unharmed by the ab- | ot ara Canected (6 ciaite e Y lican administration’s record o o ol roving. Iipt landine but semewhat thirsty| Mexieo City, Sept. 20 A presi-| Migs Ada Mackencle, Candian s H fracment ol Juion v T (B e S o e o Crsgand and with growing hunger lential relief train was speeding to- | championcs T e . yward farm reli eferring | Fox v S t ng doctors were Jay Meredith said “I am personally for the selection a dry democrat and feel that the o consultation: w. s of this city and Dr, New Haven, M. Good cus : b towar: food-swept Lerma | jow qualif ¢ e loig and long inured to motion pictur % ard ithe f £3 iali : v Valley in the state of Guan - P AR 5 work, but a novice at flying, ap- e e Tl £ Ut e 0 t peared highly disgusted with his pi- |-\ F Provisions, : ot been in ! nt com- TR lot, according to Jensen's story tele. | Pedicil supplics for the stricken in- t was impossible to | ——= phoned here. The lion's steel I'he trai laying forn | carne safely through the crash neral Jose Alva £ was living up to | Jensen's fl started from San t Calles' staff, 3 of nietropolitan Diego Friday morning. That after. Dim members of the army medical S ey noon, wkile flying low up a canyon, COrps and Red Cross worker 7 e Miss Orcutt a good he suddenly was confronted by the| Meagre reports from the oAl to/re wals but T do wall in which it ended. A tree top area, of which Acambaro is the fvive a 36-hol ne in time to pi iport te & the wall of the of thei Miriam Burns Horn was out it rolled over twice after | lives bt ront with a 75, but T do not he- | are homeless and bereft ¢ is more th flash has bee irs in the possessions, Six known « n playing ational withou ane | thus far heen over on the tree, notliion lists for the r even if the cage should have split ferers are being oper open and dump the lion' oh me, T sen said. But it seems to have i S Bed Shee{s e of himself in the A L » were tumbling ar 1 their ocities are s 89 :Y.Y‘i: 1_”1:»‘ i he didn't hout their entirety round c “I stripped a piece of aluminum | Pl "' —full size seamless. Free from h,rtfl;;rfix q ’:]] : % ‘l-f;,, nine feet dec ; starch, will launder weil and very tha ed with water for hin i ] from the creek in the canyon. Then IEhrenateatains the s of Buifalo low priced. 1 fixed him up with tomilk we BRIt R of had left, divided my sandwicl the Ly hills, whera they took u h him and started down the c: wretch ghteenth par P.n C yon for help. the conti She s a comer, needs a iliow Cases ‘The first day T walked fill dark ra sleep in the brush T g more polish on her strokes and to af » Spanish Antiques nament exr 2 5 C cach 1t and went on. My ‘ A= at t by 1 Th Called l‘i)!N t of two inexpe 3 X R 2 i I sigi of mabitation I fou Madrid, Sept. 20 (P ARl el e —full size 42x36, full bleached, ranch house 1 came to Monday fore- : *first 1 made of a good standard brand . nd tenth in b1 zed or m 5 | noon. T told the rancher who 1 was | Traes S IeT o fiT aeA muslin. | #nd where the lion was. He prom- | the past six mont who recently won the western cham- | ised to take some food to Leo and ! s#pet n the prof pionship, went around in $3. She | directed me to the H-Bar ranch ws and et b S L S = When 1 got there the foremar g exportation of e ! }‘ B S ) Silk Rayon chammnion th ime 1, 10910 £ haved heautifully all the way, lving | impossible to send abroad anything CPImuier anietly in his cage, with the excey ned becan ¥ P Sias el alien ) 98 tion of once when he jumped to his Between antiquities % ‘” lify well with §5. 0 feet as the plane ran over a hump | of zenuine v re sent to S g VR formerly $7.98. size 8 N in the take-off at Camp Kearney. United States and other coun- n _""M 2o —formerly 81x148, Ranchers promised o carry food to | tries in numbers. The shipme X Sl heavy rayon, very attractive pat- Leo pending the arrival of keepers ' continne in volnme, but most of y5 W i uloenalglisiinds '; terns. nt from here with a truck bear. t A year or two: anationa ing a HOTHERS' CLUB HEETING ek . Bed_Ticking | Members Will Hear Normal School : i"”,"'," ; , i dgc it | — 39¢ quality, featlier proof, Instructor Sgeak on Training Pre- A and other parts of the 1o with the ordeal short lengths, from 7 to 8 yds., old i School Child Tomorrow. e several “factories” mak- round.gas dhescham-{88 fiashionedistripes. l sroductions oad are paired like a | The Mothers' club of Trinity M S prices . without the prelimin- | = 4 E. church will résume its mectings 1o f 1o Tt is match | o : tomorrow evening at § o'clock afte - e G R fi ,.l C 3 i w suspension for the summer. 1 TALD CLASSIPIED ADS A [ urten urtams speaker will he Professor R FOR YOUR WANTS heen a slow | 3 T. Wampler, instructor in N of her play abroad <. C pair tional psyeholory the New Wonderful, “Metropolis™, advt Sl hae nproved with each day's % long, hemstitched with ood quality serim. o Linen Napkins 1 0 C cach —attractive colored plain white. borders, also —Commencing Tomorrow! ; Tinsn 4 B | Table Cloths —Free Demonstration and Instruction 89¢ . For Using the Fascinating, Wonderful Bl | ordinary crash cloth. | | Linm! ; Glass Towels ; b ! 25¢ 9 ; —regular size with red, green and B DECORATION blue borders, 39¢ quality. li ‘ard Table( Covers 89¢ cloth corners. will fit Anyone Can Do It with the Wonderful Aurora Cone Colors Squeezed Through a Papacone with elastie Attractive any size —baked oil straps in colored designs, card table. Drapery Material 59 C yard —full 36 inches wide, various qualities, to close out, short and long lengths, plain and figured patterns. i Dry Cleans MARVELOUS EFFECTS WITH Aurora Beads, Bronzes, Metallics, Velours, Liquids, etc., on Silk, Velvet, Crepe, Fult,‘ Leather, Wood, Metal, Glass or any surface. i Remarkable Results On Mixed Wool Blankets ] Searfs, Hats, Dresses, Lingerie, Handkeichiefs, Stockings, Slippers, Pocketbooks, Doilies, $2‘84 Pillows, Screens, Curtains, Draperies, Lampshades, Ties, Table Scarfs, Shawls, Pastels. —the Tast lot we'll be able to offer at this price, full size, plaid pat- EMBROIDERY ~ EFFECTS Ve GEHIE Tl > — Free Demonstration an 3 i ! i ; d Instruction Commencing 500 Pairs Wool Tomorrow at 9 A. M. Shopping Only ! 200 STORE BUYING POWER sellers! { —here’s an unusual event! From our records we found out what articles our customers were buying in greatest quantities—we learned from this just what you wanted most right now, we have hought extra quantities of these best sellers. You'll want plenty of time tomorrow to see all these savings, so come real early. Men's Shirts, Shirts, Shirts $1.00 —such an assortment and wonder- Athletic Union Suits 95¢ —assorted patt in a variety of ful material with extra fullness in materials, all highly tailored and these shirts should certainly bring full cut. Values to $1.95. Sizes 36 many in early. Sizes 11 to 17. to 46. —A Best Seller! (Shop and Compare) Pure Linen Toweling ust 1600 yards. ou'll marvel at the quality. Boys’ Blouses | 85¢ blouses are —bleached or brown. —regular width and a wonderful value. (Basement) Electric Stoves 83c —size 81,x815x515. Nechrome made of a Illement with 2 piece plug and ex- material that usually costs more, tra heavy cord. Grey enamel All new patterns and colors that finish. launder well. Size 6-16. —A Best Seller! (Shop and Compare) Children’s Raincoats and Hats woer ]_ .39 set —all new live rubber —every color a child likes —and all sizes. (2nd Floor) Ladies’ Silk and Rayon Hose SOC pair Corsets 95¢ —corset of plain or silk stripe material, four garters attached —all first quality, silk to the welt, with elastic top, long hip, sizes white and all the leading shades 21 to 36. and sizes. —A Best Seller! (Shop and Compare) Sheet Blankets 75ce —pretty plaid patterns. —ecach blanket with whipped ends. —for large size beds. —first quality. —you'll want many of these (Main Floor. Bed Comforters $ 2 . 84eazh —filled with clean sterilized cotton covered with challis floral all over patterns, Bed Pillows | 94(: each ! —regular size, covered with heavy feather proof ticking. There's not so very many of these, plan to be early. Tuxedo Prints 226 vard —light and dark grounds, guaran- teed colors, 36 in. Rayen Alpaca —all colors for dresses, slips, ete., 36 in. wide. Charmeuse Prints 4‘4 C yard ilk effects for ladies” Fast colors, 36 in. wide, —in neat dresses. Boys’ Pants 95¢ —made of a strong material that will withstand rough wear. Full and tailored the right way. Size 7-14. In this lot there is also & thick set corduroy. Size 7-16. Baskets 39¢ —hand braided straw shopping and mail baskets. Large size. Flannelette Gowns 83c —heavy quality flannelette gown: all very full size, an assortment of stripes with or without collars. Bloomers, Step-Ins 93c —odd lot of rayon bloomers, step- ins and chemise, pretty styles and all colors and sizes. Boys' Golf Hose 19C pair —FEnglish ribbed fancy double cuffs, light and dark shades. All first quality, sizes 713 to 10ls. Ladies’ Percale House Dresses 79 C cach —just received 50 dozen of these dresses of extra fine quality per- cale, neatly trimmed in regular and extra sizes, values $1.48. -Mixed Wool and Cotton Blankets Priced Low For Wednesday